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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1950
Page
7
Angelo Patri advises parents and teachers on managing jealousy in children as siblings arrive. Prepare for second child, involve older child in care, and avoid favoritism. Severe cases may require expert insight into unhealthy mental states to prevent future illness.
A mild mannered doctor rode a shark for photographs and allowed it to open its jaws. In a separate incident he attempted to pat a smaller shark and was bitten, forcing him to struggle free from its bite.
The 1950 Accident Facts report from the National Safety Council estimates motor scooter deaths at 65 and injuries at 5,000 in 78 cities with populations over 10,000. More than half of the injured riders were 15 to 19 years old and only 5 percent were women.
Gloria Swanson at 51 returns to headlines with Sunset Boulevard, planning comebacks and a merchandise line after a 30 city tour. She says teamwork sustains a career, has 10 film offers, and was feted with city honors and praise from Paramount publicity.
Louisville detective Gene Scannell uncovered a stash in a wooden leg worn by Charles A. Moody. He found 384 dollars in gold backed bills and coins hidden in the leg socket. Moody confessed to taking the money from his employer.
Miss Girlie Lou Rice, from St. Louis Missouri, becomes the first woman marine recruit to achieve a perfect score on the armed forces mental test adopted January 1. She reports to the Marine Recruit Depot at Parris Island South Carolina for basic training.
Maj. Robert B. McBane, Army Information Digest editor, notes the Pentagon houses about 25 000 people and has reduced red tape through its compact design The five concentric buildings surround a six acre court Built in 16 months the complex is 43 acres on a 300 acre site and is the DOD headquarters with Army Navy Air Force and civilian staff
Twenty Netherlands farms faced a renewed pseudo bird cholera outbreak forcing the destruction of 30,000 chickens in the first two weeks of the attack.
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